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A portrait of my grandfather. Yet another palimpsest portrait... you can see drawings of him when he was younger if you look closely at the forehead.
this is great. interesting cropping.
this is so beautiful. you did a wonderful job.
Wow. I love that you put younger images of him in the forehead. That's such an interesting idea. Anyways, this is very good. Adding to favs
Thanks very much. There is another portrait of him slightly older in the curtains, but it isn't showing up yet. As the painting dries, it thins, and I find that the marker underneath comes through more strongly. Thanks!
I think I can see him in the curtains. I hope to see it some time this week.
I don't think you can see the one in the curtains... I really doubt it. It's barely able to be seen even in person. As the oil dries, it will become more apparent. The ones in the forehead are able to be seen a lot.
I must be imagining it then. if it's actually in the place I think it is, that is crazy. we will see.
I'm not into green but some of the facial colors are great! Nice! I had to look up palimpsest again! Keep feeding it to me and I will actually learn what it means someday!
It does have a green tone to it, but it is also very blue (which doesn't show up so much in the photo). Thanks
In verdaccio the green underpainting is supposed to bring out a porcelain quality to the skin. I only tried it once and I didn't see any porcelain? Sometimes pictures can be deceiving. That not being fond of green is only a peeve of mine, doesn't mean anything. A nice portrait and I like what you did with the illusions on the forehead.

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LOUISVILLE - The Slayer did it again.
Coming off two frustrating weeks heading into the Kentucky Class AA State Track and Field Championships, North Bullitt freshman middle-distance standout Chelsey Slayton bounced back to repeat her state championship in the 800-meter run on Thursday at the University of Louisville.
It had been three weeks earlier that Slayton had recorded a resounding 2:22 in the Sundown Invitational at Oldham County. Then, she came down with a stomach virus that kept her out of the All-Bullitt County Track and Field Championships and cost her nearly a week of training. She was then second to Martha Layne Collins' junior Caterina Karas in the rain at the Region 3 Championships in the cold and rain in a slow time of 2:28.
A year earlier, Slayton had finished second in the regional meet and then won the state title.
The plan that North Bullitt coach Mike Whitfill and Slayton came up with for the state meet was to run just off the pace of Karas instead of in front of the long distance specialist. It didn't quite work out that way as the name's changed when Russell's Emily Hanson jumped to the lead. Hanson led by as much as five meters over Slayton and Karas.
On the backstretch of the final lap, Slayton began to reel in Hanson, pulling just behind her at the start of the turn. By the middle of the turn Slayton moved to the outside and passed Hanson and quickly pulled away.
Karas, who would win both the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs that day, had more trouble getting around Hanson. Slayton had a five meter edge coming down the final 100-meters and she even took a peek back over her shoulder before winning in 2:23.44 in front of Karas' time of 2:24.51 while Hanson was third in 2:25.19.
"He (Whitfill) wanted me not to go out too fast," Slayton said after the win. "We wanted to let the Collins' girl go out and then pick it up with 250 meters to go. It was the other girl (Hanson) that sort of messed things up.
"After being sick and then the bad race at regionals, I was feeling psyched out," the freshman admitted. "If it wasn't for coach I wouldn't be this good. He puts a lot into it."
Whitfill was saying during the race at the regional that Slayton was out too fast and he was determined to get her to slow down and save more for the finish.
"She ran just like we had talked about it," Whitfill said later. "We wanted to run the first lap in a specific time (1:09 to 1:10) and get in position the next 150-meters and then run as fast as she needed to in order to win. I thought she did a great job following the game plan.
"Chelsey is a racer and likes being out front which can be a problem if someone pushes her in the early part of the race," the coach added. "That is what happened last week at the regional. She was relaxed on her first lap and then ran down the leader on the second lap to win going away. I was happy with her time considering the conditions."
Slayton is the first Bullitt Countian to repeat as a state champion in a running event since Michelle Wilson (Beaton) won the 300-meter hurdles in 1987 and 1988.
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Review: I was there recently and asked about the drumsticks - my daughter loves them, but we have only found 1 restaurant that has vegan ones. The server said that they are vegan but didn't understand 'whey'. She checked the ingredients and came back to say there is 'whey protein' in the drumsticks. Food is okay - closest vegan option in the area.
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If you would've looked at the date on my review, you would have seen that it was posted three years ago. I haven't been back since. That is great that they have now posted the whey on their menu! Not sure why you are so arrogant in assuming that I can't read a menu. As vegans we are more likely to read menus and ingredient labels. Perhaps it was BECAUSE I spoke to the server that you now know there is whey in the drumsticks.
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It states right on the menu, right next to Drumsticks, "Contain whey." It's possible you went before they were aware of this, but Bonnie informed me as soon as they discovered their supplier was using whey (about three years ago) and they put it on the menu shortly thereafter. Not sure how much more disclosure you need. The drumsticks are the only non-vegan item on the menu, and this is clearly stated on the menu.
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Corey Maggette was drafted #13 overall in the 1999 draft. In his fifteen NBA seasons, he played for the Orlando Magic, the Los Angeles Clippers, the Golden State Warriors, the Milwaukee Bucks, the Charlotte Bobcats, and the Detroit Pistons. He finished with career averages of 16.0ppg, 4.9 rpg, 2.1 apg, and a field goal percentage of 45%, all of which are respectable career numbers.
Maggette remains as one of those "what could have been" players in the NBA. From 2002 all the way until 2010, Maggette was a fringe All-Star whose only knock against him was that whatever team he played for at the time wasn't a playoff team. In those years, however, he averaged between 17 and 22 points per game in each of those seasons. He racked up 48.2 win shares during that stretch, which is only about ten fewer win shares than Tracy McGrady had during that same stretch and only 0.6 fewer than Carmelo Anthony (though he did not play during the 2002-2003). His career true shooting percentage is .577, which is higher than that of Kobe Bryant, Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, and Paul Pierce.
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Cuba has never been a destination famed for its cuisine but that is changing quickly as private restaurants flourish under the new, relaxed economic reforms and access to ingredients at reasonable prices has become the new reality.
One dish you are sure to encounter in Cuba is Ropa Vieja. Named "old clothes" due to its ragged look, the exact origin of this meal is a bit of a mystery.
Ropa vieja is believed to have its origins in the Sephardi Jewish community of Spain in the 12th century and evolved in the Canary Islands and finally in Cuba, where it is one of the national dishes. Variations of the dish occur throughout the Caribbean, especially in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
Accompaniments can vary, but can include black beans, fried plantains, white rice, and sometimes arepitas (a flatbread).
Ropa Vieja
2 lb. flank steak, cut into 1 ½″ strips
Salt and black pepper, to taste
1 medium yellow onion, thinly sliced
1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
1 (16-oz.) can whole peeled tomatoes, crushed
1 green pepper, thinly sliced
1 tbsp. dried oregano
6 oz. tomato paste
1 tbsp. cumin
1 tbsp. dried thyme
5 cloves garlic, finely chopped
½ cup dry white wine
2 cups beef stock
½ cup halved, pitted green olives
⅓ cup sliced jarred pimiento peppers
1 tbsp. white wine vinegar
¼ cup roughly chopped cilantro
Season steak with salt and pepper. Working in batches, cook until browned on both sides, about 6 minutes; transfer to plate. Add onion and peppers; cook until soft, about 4 minutes. Add tomato paste, cumin, thyme, oregano, garlic, and bay leaf; cook until lightly caramelized, about 3 minutes. Add wine; cook, scraping bottom of pot, for 1 minute. Return steak to pot with stock and tomatoes; boil. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook, covered, until steak is very tender, 2–3 hours. Remove steak, and shred; return meat to pot with olives, pimientos, and vinegar. Cook until sauce is slightly thickened, about 30 minutes. Stir in cilantro before serving.


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I checked https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Manipulating+Party+ID+Information
But I cannot find a way to insert CALLERID(ani2), which I can read, but when I try to set it for a new call, I get a runtime error. This information, known as isup-oli comes embedded in the From header,like this
Blocking Spammer By CallerID "name"Report
I have a subroutine to block spammer by CALLERID(number)
exten => 4,1,GotoIf(${BLACKLIST()}?blacklisted,s,1) exten => 4,n,Set(goaway=${CALLERID(number):0:2}) exten => 4,n,GotoIf($["${goaway}" = "V4" ]?blacklisted,s,1) exten => 4,n,GotoIf($["${goaway}" = "V3" ]?blacklisted,s,1)
but I just got another spammer (automated calls) who rotates his callerID number that starts with valid area code so blocking by prefix is not practical but it seems to me he uses the same (or few same) caller name like:
"Brit. Columbia "" <16047726633>" "KHAN SHARON "" <16042984429>" "Brit. Columbia "" <16042231781>"
So I was thinking the same subroutine can be used to block by CALLERID(name), isn't it:
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I know you that GV won't respect CALLERID from motif, but is there a way have GV show Unknown on outgoing calls. I don't want to have people think my GV number is really my number.
Set(CALLERID(num-pres)=prohib) / AGI VersionReport
on this site http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+func+callerid
you can read, that since Atserisk 1.8 the command (in dialplan) to hide the caller id is: Set(CALLERID(num-pres)=prohib)
I tried to implement it into my AGI-Script, but with no success. Can please anyone give me a hint, what is wrong with it: Set CALLERID(num-pres) prohib or Set CALLERID(num-pres)=prohib
Both commands lead into: 510 Invalid or unknown command
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I'm running an Asterisk 1.8.15-cert1 with DAHDI. Today I noticed that Asterisk is signalling to the calling party the current internal CallerID whenever I put a call to another internal phone.
Customer calls 020212345-555 -> IVR answers and puts caller to the chosen queue -> Someone picks up the phone (Internal ext. 321) -> CallerID shown on customers device changes to 020212345-321
Same when I park the call and pick it up on another phone.
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I have been racking my brain attempting to get the remote CALLERID information for calls made to extensions on another Asterisk system connected via IAX2 but nothing has worked. To clarify, I would like to display the number AND name on the calling phone when calling extensions on another Asterisk system. I seem to be able to 'send' all the information I want to the system I am calling but cannot 'return' or lookup any information. I can use CALLERID and IAXVAR to 'send' information just fine. Is this as expected or does anyone have any ideas? I am using…
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I followed https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Calling+using+Googleto get incoming and outgoing using Google Voice working.
However, when calling from google talk client, I see strange behaviour (describe below):
Here is my configuration:
motif.conf ============ [google] context=in-google disallow=all allow=alaw allow=ulaw allow=h264 connection=google
xmpp.conf ================ [google] type=client serverhost=talk.google.com email@example.com secret=mypassword priority=1 portR22 usetls=yes usesasl=yes status=available statusmessage="Asterisk" timeout=5
ael dial plan ==================== context in-google { s => { Wait(1); Set(crazygooglecid=${CALLERID(name)}); Set(stripcrazysuffix=${CUT(crazygooglecid,@,1)}); Set(CALLERID(all)=${stripcrazysuffix}); Answer(); SendDTMF(1); //Voicemail(${DEF_MAILBOX}@default,su); goto in-various|ringphones|1; hangup(); } }
Given the above context, when someone called, it stucked at the Wait(1) forever. -- Executing [s@in-google:1] Wait("Motif/wk-f2e2", "1") in new stack
If I replaced the Wait and SendDTMF above with Dial()…
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If would be possible to use a "function concept" in side of Asterisk DialPlan
For example:
I have following logic in my dial plan remove country code a add an "0" before the rest of the numbers
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Do you think if would be possible that I could write a function something like "REMOVEMYCOUNTRYCODE(${NUM})" with a return value of a number with out country code and with an "0" add in front…
TON Always Unknown In RDNIS (outgoing Calls)Report
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I am currently in the process of upgrading a SIP/TDM gateway from Asterisk 1.4.23 to 1.8.17. The gateway is designed to terminate SIP calls via TDM through a switching equipment. Among the features for this gateway there is handling for redirected…
Digium D40 Phones And Caller IDReport
First post to this mailing list. I'll keep it brief: My D40 phones don't show the "name" component of CALLERID. It only displays the number. This includes calls originating from PSTN
with their own CID already set, and calls where we've specifically filled in this data. Changing the destination of my test extension to a softphone (zoiper in this case) correctly displays the information. sip.conf already contains sendrpid=pai.
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Lionsgate has acquired U.S. distribution rights to the comedy American Ultra for $7 million. The indie movie stars Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg.
Nima Nourizadeh, who directed the surprise hit Project X, begins shooting in New Orleans next month from a script by Max Landis.
Eisenberg will play an unmotivated stoner named Mike, who lives with his girlfriend, Phoebe (Stewart), in a small, sleepy town. One night, their lives take an unexpected turn when Mike's past comes back to haunt him, and he becomes the target of a government operation.
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A student at Thomas R. Proctor High School in Utica has written an open letter to Governor Andrew Cuomo in regards to his recent budget which holds back millions of dollars in aid to New York Schools...
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Meanwhile in an upset, rockers Arcade Fire bested Lady Gaga, Lady Antebellum, Katy Perry and Eminem, winning the night's biggest honor, album of the year, for their third album, The Suburbs. The band, who performed a rollicking version of "Month of May" earlier in the telecast complete with bicycle-riders, immediately took the stage again and sprinted through an anthemic version of "Ready to Start" after collecting their award from Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson.
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Kwerbic languages
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|Greater Kwerba
|New Guinea
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|kwer1242 (Kwerbic)[1]
mawe1251 (Mawes)[2]
The Kwerbic, or Greater Kwerba languages are a family of Papuan languages spoken in Indonesia.
The Kwerba family is clearly established. Its closest relative appears to be Isirawa. Mawes is added by Ross (2005), but not retained in Glottolog; Isirawa was rejected by Ross, but retained by Glottolog and by Donohue (2002).
- Greater Kwerba
- ? Mawes
- ? Isirawa
- Kwerba family
- Airoran–Samarokena: Airoran, Samarokena
- Nuclear Kwerba: Bagusa, Kwerba (Sasawa), Trimuris, Kauwera, Kwerba Mamberamo
Capell (1962) proposed placing Kwerba and Isirawa in a Dani–Kwerba proposal, which was retained in Stephen Wurm's 1975 Trans–New Guinea phylum. Malcolm Ross (2005) removed them and linked them with another erstwhile branch of TNG in a Tor–Kwerba proposal. Glottolog accepts only the link with Isirawa as having been demonstrated.[1]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Nordhoff, Sebastian; Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2013). "Kwerbic". Glottolog. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
- ^ Nordhoff, Sebastian; Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2013). "Mawes". Glottolog. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
- Ross, Malcolm (2005). "Pronouns as a preliminary diagnostic for grouping Papuan languages". In Andrew Pawley, Robert Attenborough, Robin Hide, Jack Golson, eds. Papuan pasts: cultural, linguistic and biological histories of Papuan-speaking peoples. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics. pp. 15–66. ISBN 0858835622. OCLC 67292782.
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Here's the latest on the Blue Jays, who look set for another busy offseason…
- The Jays have made inquiries about such catchers as Carlos Ruiz, Jarrod Saltalamacchia and A.J. Pierzynski, Sportsnet.ca's Shi Davidi reports. Davidi also suspects Toronto GM Alex Anthopoulos has checked in on Brian McCann, to boot.
- The Jays were known to be looking to improve behind the plate this winter and current catcher J.P. Arencibia has drawn trade interest from other teams. Davidi says there is some feeling that Arencibia has too much "accumulated baggage" in Toronto and might not reach his potential in a Blue Jay uniform. Arencibia is projected to earn $2.8MM as a first-time arbitration eligible player this winter and the Jays would certainly prefer getting something back for him in a trade than simply non-tendering him.
- Ervin Santana, Tim Hudson and Hiroki Kuroda have all received calls from the Blue Jays, Davidi reports, noting that Hudson and Kuroda probably don't have any mutual interest. Hudson is being courted by over 10 teams while Kuroda seems to be set on either re-signing with the Yankees, returning to pitch in Japan or retiring.
- Also from Davidi, Munenori Kawasaki could sign a new minor league deal with the Jays that would pay him more than the $600K base salary he earned last season.
- In another piece from Davidi, Melky Cabrera is looking much healthier and fit after a tumor was surgically removed from his spine, Anthopoulos said. Cabrera looks to be the Jays' everyday choice in left field, though obviously that could change if he suffers a setback in his rehabilitation.
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- The Blue Jays' decision on what to do with Munenori Kawasaki following Jose Reyes' return from the disabled list grows more difficult each day, writes Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet. Kawasaki's popularity among fans and teammates has soared. Mark Buehrle went as far as calling the Japanese infielder one of his favorite teammates of all-time. Kawasaki also has a .341 OBP and is hitting .270/.372/.486 over his past 15 games.
- Both Adam Dunn and Jake Peavy recognize that roster changes are on the horizon for the White Sox if they can't turn things around at the last minute, writes Dan Hayes of CSN Chicago. Dunn added that outside of Chris Sale — whom he said the White Sox would need to receive an entire MLB team to part with — everyone on the team is probably "fair game."
- Mark Appel could make his pro debut for Class A Tri-City in the first week of July, according to Brian T. Smith of the Houston Chronicle. The current plan for Appel is for him to begin a throwing program in Kissimmee, Fla., as he currently hasn't thrown in about three weeks.
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Quick Hits: Profar, Rodriguez, Kawasaki, Cubs
The Rangers should seriously consider trading Jurickson Profar, Randy Galloway of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram writes. Galloway argues that, despite Davis' strong 2012 and brilliant start in 2013, he won't criticize Jon Daniels' 2011 trade of Chris Davis (and Tommy Hunter) for Koji Uehara, because the trade was intended to position Texas for a World Series run, and the Rangers did in fact make it to the World Series. If the Rangers can arrange a Profar trade that sets them up for another run at a title, Galloway argues that they should make the deal and live with the results. Rangers assistant GM Thad Levine, however, tells ESPN's Jim Bowden that, while the Rangers will likely be active at this year's trade deadline, they plan to keep Profar, Elvis Andrus and Ian Kinsler, rather than dealing one of them (both links via Twitter).
As a side note, Galloway calls the Davis/Uehara deal "the worst MLB trade of this decade," even though he refrains from criticizing Daniels for it. Uehara was excellent for the Rangers, particularly in 2012, but he's since moved on, and Davis is currently hitting .357/.440/.754 with 20 home runs for the Orioles. Here are more notes from around baseball.
- Yankees GM Brian Cashman discusses Alex Rodriguez's ten-year, $275MM contract in an interview with ESPN's Buster Olney. Rodriguez and the Yankees are currently in the sixth year of the deal, and Rodriguez will make $86MM from 2014 through 2017. Rodriguez has not yet played in 2013. "Alex would even tell you he couldn't live up to [the contract]," Cashman says. "Hopefully he can return to being, at the very least, an above-average player at that position."
- When Jose Reyes returns, the Blue Jays will have to decide what to do with Munenori Kawasaki, Richard Griffin of the Toronto Star writes. Due to the Jays' contractual obligations to Maicer Izturis and the presence of Emilio Bonifacio and Mark DeRosa, there would appear to be no space for Kawasaki once Reyes returns. Griffin suggests that the trade market for Izturis could be better than that of Kawasaki, though the Jays might have to pay some of the approximately $9MM remaining on Izturis' contract.
- Cubs manager Dale Sveum is hoping for an infusion of arms in this week's draft, Fred Mitchell of the Chicago Tribune reports. "Obviously pitching is what you want to get in the organization as much as you possibly can," says Sveum. When the Cubs make the No. 2 overall selection, either Oklahoma's Jonathan Gray or Stanford's Mark Appel, or perhaps both, will still be on the board.
- Twins GM Terry Ryan discusses the role of general managers in the draft in an interview with 1500ESPN's Phil Mackey. GMs generally get credit or blame for their draft picks, but other front office personnel may be more responsible for those picks. "My role would be to take the blame when we don't do well, but I also get the praise when we do well. That's not fair," says Ryan. For example, Ryan discusses his role in the selection of Ben Revere, the No. 28 overall pick in the 2007 Draft. "That's a pick that I got praise for I think at the time. I didn't have anything to do with Ben Revere. (Our scouts) did. They all had seen him a lot. I get the praise. 'Good pick, there you go Terry.' Hell, I never even saw (Revere)."
- Quintin Berry, who was recently designated for assignment by the Tigers, could make it through waivers and wind up back with Triple-A Toledo, MLB.com's Jason Beck tweets. Given that Berry is 28 and has hit just .168/.278/.234 so far for Toledo this season, that seems to be a fairly likely scenario.
- When the Blue Jays begin a series in San Francisco Tuesday night, Melky Cabrera will face Giants fans for the first time since being suspended last August for failing a PED test, MLB.com's Gregor Chisholm reports. Cabrera vanished after receiving word of the suspension, not talking to the San Francisco media. He then signed a two-year, $16MM contract with the Jays in the offseason. Cabrera says he isn't concerned with how the fans will react to his return. "I don't worry about that, it's up to the fans. It's nothing I have control of," Cabrera explains. "I'm just going to play the game. If they decide to boo, that's fine. If they decide to cheer, that's fine with me, too. But, I'm not going to worry about that."
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Quick Hits: Wacha, Kawasaki, Mariners, Gomez
The Cardinals will need another starter on Thursday to replace John Gast, and that could be Michael Wacha, Rick Hummel of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch suggests. Wacha, who would be making his big-league debut, was scratched from his start Sunday, which the Cardinals now say is due to his innings count so far this year. Wacha ranked No. 76 in both MLB.com's and Baseball America's preseason top prospects lists, and he has pitched well so far in 2013 at Triple-A Memphis (albeit with a low strikeout rate), posting a 2.05 ERA with 5.8 K/9 and 2.6 BB/9. Cards GM John Mozeliak says that the team will likely decide on Tuesday who will make Thursday's start. Here are more notes from around the majors.
- It's unclear what will happen to infielder Munenori Kawasaki of the Blue Jays once Jose Reyes returns, but Jays manager John Gibbons would like Kawasaki to stick around, Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com reports. "When the time comes, we'd definitely like to keep him, that's for sure. But we don't know when Reyes is coming back, either." Kawasaki has become a fan favorite, and he has played decently, hitting .247/.345/.320. But Chisholm notes that the Jays already have Maicer Izturis, Emilio Bonifacio and Mark DeRosa.
- It's a bad day for the Mariners' rebuilding efforts, Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times writes. The Mariners promoted prospect Nick Franklin but demoted former No. 2 overall draft pick Dustin Ackley in the process. That move followed the demotion of Jesus Montero. Justin Smoak and Michael Saunders haven't hit particularly well, and Brandon Maurer has struggled. "Right now, the Mariners are being carried by a bunch of veterans on one-year deals who were supposed to be here to round out that young core and help stabilize the environment through which young guys were going to take their games to the next level," says Baker, noting that Kyle Seager is the only starting player who has accomplished that.
- Ron Gardenhire feels Carlos Gomez of the Brewers "learned a lot" from his time with the Twins, MLB.com's Adam McCalvy reports. Gomez played with the Twins for two years before heading to Milwaukee in exchange for J.J. Hardy after the 2009 season. The Twins tried to help Gomez calm down as a player, McCalvy writes. "I thought he learned a lot with us," Gardenhire says. "Gomez was a lot of fun. I think everybody knew it from the time he was with the Mets, how much talent he had, if he could ever harness it and calm himself down enough."
- It's questionable whether the Angels and Dodgers have spent their money well, but it's important that they're spending, says Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times. "You can't win on scouting and player development alone. That is a foundation, with free agency a necessary supplement. Spending does not guarantee winning, but spending absolutely correlates with winning," says Shaikin. Still, Shaikin notes that the Angels' core of homegrown players includes Mike Trout, Jered Weaver, and Howie Kendrick; the Dodgers' includes Matt Kemp and Clayton Kershaw. Shaikin quotes Dodgers president Stan Kasten, who reiterates that his team's long-term plan is to build through its farm system, just as the Braves did when Kasten worked there.
- The Cubs aren't quite ready to declare themselves sellers, but it sounds like they're getting there, ESPN Chicago's Jesse Rogers reports. GM Jed Hoyer says that teams begin to assess their trading options "50-60 games within the deadline." Hoyer adds, "You always hold out hope you can string things together and make a run. It's really hard in this division, I'll say that. You have three teams playing really well." In a recent poll, MLBTR readers thought the Cubs' Matt Garza and Alfonso Soriano were among the players most likely to be traded.
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AL Notes: Twins, Gibbons, Reyes, Price, Jackie Bradley
The Twins have devoted only 22.5% of their 2013 payroll to pitching (MLB average is 49.8%) and haven't exceeded the league average since 2005. Phil Miller of the Star Tribune writes perhaps no statistic better illustrates the Twins' dry spell in developing pitching prospects. "It's not by design. It's not like we said, 'Let's spend less on pitching and go another way,'" said Twins assistant GM Rob Antony. "When we've spent a lot on a contract, more often than not, it's on players we already have, that we know. We know how they fit in the clubhouse, and we know their health situation. It makes you a little more comfortable with the investment." Miller notes several pitching investments have been wasted because of injuries including this year's highest-paid pitcher Nick Blackburn ($5.5MM), who was removed from the 40-man roster as he recovers from wrist surgery. One investment that does seem to be paying dividends is Kevin Correia, who signed a two-year, $10MM free agent contract last December. The right-hander tossed eight shutout innings and lowered his ERA to 2.31 in the Twins' 5-0 win over the Rangers. In other news and notes from the American League:
- After a four-game sweep at the hands of the Yankees, the seat is becoming hotter for Blue Jays manager John Gibbons. CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman calls this a big test for Gibbons while Keith Law of ESPN.com says it's too early to think about firing the skipper (Twitter links).
- Before the game, Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos met with the media, including Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.ca, and said he doesn't expect Jose Reyes back until the beginning of July "just to make sure that we do this correctly and we don't have any setbacks." In the meantime, the plan is use Munenori Kawasaki and Maicer Izturis because Anthopoulos said the costs of going outside the organization for a Reyes replacement "don't line up for us with what our alternatives are."
- Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg reiterated his team's ability to afford David Price in an interview with WFAN (partial transcript provided by the Tampa Bay Times' Marc Topkin). "We can; I don't know if we'll have any team around him other than him and (Evan) Longoria."
- In the same interview, Sternberg said he expects the Rays' next TV contract to be "big relative to the size of our attendance" but "mid-sized market" compared to other teams.
- The Red Sox prefer to give Shane Victorino some time to work out his back issues rather than trying to bring Jackie Bradley back too soon, tweets the Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo. Victorino underwent an MRI yesterday, which revealed inflammation in his lower back. Bradley, meanwhile, is 7-for-31 with 10 strikeouts and five walks since being optioned to Triple-A.
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Blue Jays Interested In Munenori Kawasaki
The Blue Jays have expressed interest in signing infielder Munenori Kawasaki, according to Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun (via Twitter). If able to make the club, Kawasaki would serve to provide depth at shortstop, second base and pinch run off the bench.
Kawasaki, 31, earned $625K in 2012 after signing a minor league contract with an invitation to Major League Spring Training with the Mariners. In his first big league season with the team, Kawasaki posted a batting line of .192/.257/.202 in 61 games. The former NPB star was released by Seattle at the end of the 2012 season.
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Mariners Release Munenori Kawasaki
The Mariners announced that they released infielder Munenori Kawasaki. Seattle's roster now includes 39 players.
Kawasaki, 31, appeared in 61 games for Seattle in 2012. He appeared in one game at third base, mostly playing the middle infield positions. The left-handed hitter posted a .192/.257/.202 batting line in 115 plate appearances. Kawasaki and the Mariners agreed to a minor league contract worth $625K back in January.
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Mariners Sign Munenori Kawasaki
The Mariners have signed Japanese shortstop Munenori Kawasaki to a minor league contract, tweets Matt Eddy of Baseball America. MLB has confirmed the move, Eddy notes. Kawasaki, 30, was a free agent and could sign without a posting fee.
Kawasaki posted a .267/.310/.327 with 31 stolen bases in 655 plate appearances as Softbank's shortstop in 2011. The Mariners, who are also nearing a deal with Japanese right-hander Hisashi Iwakuma, have been linked to Kawasaki since last month.
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Quick Hits: Dobbs, Indians, Zumaya, Mariners
MLB announced that baseball's 30 owners unanimously approved the five-year collective bargaining agreement with the MLB Players Association today. Here are some other notes from around MLB…
- The Marlins remain in the mix to sign Greg Dobbs, according to Joe Frisaro of MLB.com. The Nationals are also interested in the free agent utility player.
- The Mets remain in regular contact with free agent shortstop Jack Wilson, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (on Twitter).
- Though the Indians never made Josh Willingham a former proposal, they indicated that they were willing to offer a two-year deal in the $15MM range, according to MLB.com's Jordan Bastian (Twitter links). Willingham has agreed to terms with the Twins, but GM Chris Antonetti says the Indians are still considering external options.
- A scout tells Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports that just about every team in baseball saw free agent right-hander Joel Zumaya throw in Houston yesterday (Twitter link).
- Japanese shortstop Munenori Kawasaki is in Seattle and may sign a minor league deal with the Mariners in the relatively near future, according to Larry Stone of the Seattle Times (Twitter links). The deal may not be finalized until after the holidays, but he will sign with Seattle, Stone reports.
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- The electorate with the highest percentage of Indigenous people in Australia has seen a plunge in the number of young people enrolled....Friday 30 July 2010
- Labor senator for the Northern Territory talks candidly about growing up in Melbourne's western suburbs, her culture shock when she first moved to the Territory and what led her to take up politics....Thursday 29 July 2010
- Well known anti-intervention campaigner Barbara Shaw has announced her candidature for the seat of Lingiari. She'll be the Greens candidate standing against Warren Snowden (ALP), Leo Abbott (Country Liberals) and Independent Deirdre Finter...Tuesday 27 July 2010
- Alice Springs town camp resident and community leader Barbara Shaw is running for The Greens in the seat of Lingiari. ...Tuesday 27 July 2010
- The newest candidate for the federal seat of Lingiari will be running on an anti-intervention, anti-nuclear platform for the Greens....Tuesday 27 July 2010
- The Country Liberal's candidate for Lingiari, Leo Abbott, says Northern Territory remote towns have missed out on Labor's promise to help build more affordable housing in regional centres....Tuesday 20 July 2010
- The Australian Electoral Commission says it was swamped with more than 3,000 electoral enrolments in the NT yesterday....Tuesday 20 July 2010
- The Electoral Commission is calling on Northern Territory residents to make sure they are enrolled to vote in next month's election....Monday 19 July 2010
- With climate change set to dominate the environmental debate in this year's federal election, one expert says it should also be seen as a health issue....Monday 19 July 2010
- The 2010 Federal election campaign is underway. Julia Gillard met with Governor General Quentin Bryce and set the election date for August 21....Saturday 17 July 2010
- A rural health lobby group says the Federal Coalition must commit to the roll-out of local hospital networks....Friday 16 July 2010
- A Central Australian country musician says he would be better able to represent Aboriginal issues in the Northern Territory than other Indigenous politicians....Friday 16 July 2010
- The Australian Electoral Commission says 35,000 people across the Northern Territory have not enrolled to vote....Friday 2 July 2010
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An award-winning journalist with several years' experience reporting on immigration issues, Berestein Rojas most recently covered immigration on the U.S.-Mexico border for the San Diego Union-Tribune. She has retraced the steps of migrants along desert smuggling trails, investigated immigrant detention contractors, and told the stories of families left behind in Mexico's migrant-sending towns.
A native of Cuba raised in Los Angeles, Leslie has also written for Time, People, the Orange County Register and the Los Angeles Times. She has reported from Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.
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The stockings are hung by the chimney with care as your parents and loved ones prepare for your holiday visit. Over the years, your parents have managed to keep most of familiar traditions that helped define your family's holiday celebrations. Yet, this year, when you arrive, you notice that things don't quite look the same as they did the last time you visited. What's changed? Use this holiday checklist from Home Instead Senior Care if you help care for a senior…
Omaha, NE (PRWEB) December 10, 2008 - You've just arrived at your parents' home for your holiday visit and you notice that something just isn't quite right. Things don't look the same as they did the last time you were there. It's possible that the conditions of aging may be jeopardizing your loved one's health and safety at home. Complete the following checklist from the international caregiving company Home Instead Senior Care. If most of your responses are "yes" that doesn't mean it's time to pack up mom and dad for a move to the nursing home. It could, however, mean that your older loved one might benefit from a little extra help at home.
Look below bathroom and kitchen sinks. Is poor eyesight making it difficult for your elderly relative to read medication labels and to properly store cleaning materials? Is he forgetting to refill medications and to take them on schedule? Check the refill date against the number of pills in the bottle to help determine if your loved one is taking medication regularly. Or call the pharmacy. According to Arcadia Healthcare, at least 1.5 million Americans are sickened, injured or killed each year by errors in prescribing, dispensing and taking medications and seniors - who take 40 percent of all drugs prescribed - are most susceptible.
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